It appears the climate chaos of the final few weeks isn’t restricted to the PGA Tour’s west coast swing. The ultimate circular of the 2024 Chubb Classic at Tiburon Golf Club in Naples, Fla., was set to be abbreviated to nine gaps on Sunday due to anticipated storms, but the circular was afterward canceled through and through, making Stephen Ames the winner after 36 gaps. Fair two weeks back, Wyndham Clark won the AT&T Stone Shoreline Pro-Am on the PGA Visit when the ultimate circular was canceled due to climate.
The triumph in Naples marks the seventh of Ames’ PGA Tour Champions career — and his fifth within the final year.
Ames propelled himself to the beat of the leaderboard after terminating a second-round 64 (-8) that included nine birdies and one intruder to bring him to 13 beneath standard through 36 gaps, giving him a three-shot lead over his closest competitor, Rocco Intercede.
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“Overall I hit the ball amazingly decent. I cherished how I hit it,” Ames said on Saturday. “Putting was greatly decent, but it was something that really spared my round.”
Intervene birdied his 18th gap on Saturday to conclusion up wrapping up solo moment, his best PGA Visit Champions wrap up since his win at the 2019 Sanford Universal.
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